Journal of Aswaja and Islamic Economics (JASIE) discusses in detail a wide range of topics related to Islamic Economics, Islamic Finance and Aswaja Economics consisting of recent empirical studies, country-specific studies, evaluations of Islamic economic policies and comparative international Islamic finance. The journal provides a forum for scholarly exchange for historians, practitioners, keen observers and independent researchers, by publishing high-quality theoretical, empirical and policy contributions.
We strongly encourage research librarians to include this journal in their library's electronic journal collections. Furthermore, it should be noted that this journal's open-source publishing system is particularly suitable for libraries hosting faculty members involved in journal editing activities.
